Deborah Selemon
My interest in nuclear fusion began when an undergraduate internship in Nigeria directly exposed me to the negative impact of burning fossil fuels for electricity generation. Following this experience, I pursued...
Brian Steward
My PhD project is centered around synthetic diagnostics for magnetic confinement fusion at the MAST-U experiment. I am working on implementing synthetic diagnostics for soft x-rays emitted from plasma where...
Rose Blyth
I am starting a PhD project at Durham University, supervised by Prof Marco Cecconello, where I will be working closely with fellow CDT students Brian Steward and Ian Dolby. My...
Jake Ineson
Prior to starting my PHD, I completed an integrated master’s in Physics (MPhys) at the University of Manchester. During this time, I discovered my passion for computational and applied physics....
Yuyao Wang
I obtained my BSc degree in Physics from the University of Bath in 2017 and graduated from the University of St. Andrews with an MSc Degree in Astrophysics in 2018. ...
Tobias Schuett
I completed my undergraduate degree in Physics at the University of Münster during which I spent the final year at the University of York and worked on the detection and...
Ted Hicks
After completing an Meng in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Manchester, I worked as a mechanical engineer in the nuclear industry supporting a materials testing lab. As a firm...
Rollo Hutson
I am starting an experimental PhD in Durham’s Superconductivity Group, supervised by Professor Damian Hampshire, as part of the EPSRC’s Fusion CDT. I previously finished a master’s degree in Engineering...
Nour Hammoud
I am a PhD student at the University of Manchester. Tungsten is a candidate material for the UK Atomic Energy Authority ‘STEP’ (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production) programme. Recent work...
Noah Chulu-Chinn
My project is titled ‘Energy Transport Investigation in a Spherical Tokomak by Means of Integrated Modelling and Gyrokinetic Theory’. Large scale instabilities in a Tokomak plasma can cause particle and...